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Recording

Lecture Recorder x2 User Guide

3. Enter the new name for the file.

4. Select Submit.

10.8.4 Viewing Completed Recording Files

As broadcasts are being recorded into the file, they can be viewed using the Live

View button in the Web Admin interface. Closed recordings can be viewed using a

compatible media player.

The instructions below explain how to view a closed recording file using the default

media player installed on a computer. These instructions will only work when using

the default player. To view a closed recording file using another player the closed

file will need to be downloaded or copied to a location that is accessible by the

player. The recorded file will then be opened from within the player itself.

1. Once the recording is completed, log into the Web Admin interface.

2. Click Recorded Files in the main menu and click the file that is to be

viewed.

3. The system will suggest you to open the file with the computer’s

configured default player. For example, for systems running Windows, the

default player is the Windows Media Player.

4. The player opens the window with the recording. If you have recorded

streams from the two sources in the Independent Stream mode (see User

Viewing Experience: Single Channel Stream vs. Independent Streams

mode), the player will display them in separate windows. If you have

recorded streams from the two sources in the Single Channel Stream

mode, the player will display both streams in one common window.

10.8.5 Viewing Recorded Snapshots

When you take a snapshot using a URL displayed in the Info section (see Using the

Web Admin Interface’s Info Page), this recorded snapshot is added to the list of the

recordings in the Recorded Files section.

10.9 File Transfer of Recorded Files

The Lecture Recorder x2 provides several options to automatically copy recordings

to a network storage location, or a USB flash drive. This is a great feature for

professional AV service providers that want to provide a copy of the presentation to

the speaker before they leave the presentation venue.